Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

ran mA RACES.

TuB UTAH RACES.
SALT LAKE, July 19.-[Special to tn.
Miner.1- the races Of the Utah Driyin,
Park this afternoon, trotting and pacing
mile heats. stake and purse $500. Entries
Al Rysdale,, b. g., Blanche Jack, to harness
=. w. Nen's b.. &. Blackbird, to harness, J.
\. Gillespie, b. g. Blssewood, to wagon,
Alex. Lewis b. 6. Travis, to wagon. Jarvis
Q first and second heats, Blaekbird won
third heat, Travis distanced. Blasswood
Won fourth, fifth and sixth heats. Blanche
Jack d~istanced in fourth heat and Black.
bird in sixth, but the Judges did not de.
clare Blackbird distanced. The best time
made by Blackbird was 2:36.
TIE MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
MONMOUTH PARK. July 1.-THE weather
a threatening, the track heavy, and the
attendance good.
One mile-Cambyses won, Puzxle second.
Ordevay third. Time. lao.
Lassie Stakes, three-fourths Of q mile
Los Angeles won, Austrienne second, Be.
linda third. Time, lis.
One mile-Dry Monopolie won, Estrella
second, Barnum third. Time, 1915.
One and one.fourth of a mile-Eole won,
Tenbooker second, Sarony third. Time,
2:14.
T~hree-fourths of q rifle Miss Mouse
Time, LII.
Hurdles, one and three-fourths of a mile
ing up lame, Will Davy third. Time. 1875.
A RULING As TO RACING. 10
CHICAGO, July ia local paper says at
the Washington Park Club last night
charges were preferred against Ed. Carrigan,
the Noted horse owner, on account of his
heat selling race Thursday last, were con-
sidered and the result OF the action taken
by the club expels Carrigan from all race
tracks OF the American Trotting Associa-
ton, of which the Washington Park Club
is q memb.r. Carrigan's offense was
a fragrant violation of the rules of the as
sociation. The horses entered for the race
were Sour Mash, Paragon, Irae Bride and
Irish Pat, the latter belonging to Carrigan.
Irish Pat was ridden by Blaylock, who
clearly lost the first heat to Sour Mash by
failing to urge his mount at the finish.
When the horses came out for the next heat
OF the judges came down and told
Blaylock the judges were not satisfied with
the riding. hi oing that he must ride the
next heat to win. Carrigan here inter.
rupted, saying, the boy is riding according
to my orders, and then turning to Blay-
lock said: You ride as I instructed you"
Carrigan then used language to the judges
which is said to have been offensive. The
second heat was run in much the same way.
L1aHr g
New YORK, July 19.-Jack Happier and
Billy Dacey, lightweight puai]ists. fought TO
O finish this morning ON Long Island.
Dacey whipped Happier in four rounds,
and was given the purse, $500, and the
Troy, N. Y, July ia special to the
Times says: A syndicate Of New York
interested in the Jerome Park
and other race courses, are negotiating at
Saratoga for the purchase of the property
the Saratoga Racing Association pro-
perty, including the race course, House
Saratoga House, grounds and
and will probably approximate
81, 600, 600.
h BASE BALL RECORD.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 2, st. Louis 3.
Fourteen innings were played and the game
called on account of darkness. This was a
of the game of June 10th.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 2. Louisville IL.
At New neutrality-suspicious. 5, Cleve-
land 4.